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DescriptionCaption: The Upper Hutt Foodbank will reap the benefits of this harvest of corn which is just one of the thriving crops growing at the foodbank's community garden in Mangaroa.

Treasurer of the foodbank Lynne Wyman (pictured right) and committee member Shirley Russell recently took the "Leader" to visit the garden which is tended by periodic detention workers.

Cabbages, broccoli, cauliflowers, onions, silverbeet and potatoes are also being grown there for the Foodbank.

Printed in greyscale in the ‘Leader’ on February 25, 1992.

A letter from Abbat Trust trustee Tom Johnson on March 10 pointed out that they leased the ground from the council, and ran the garden, and were not obliged to supply the foodbank. Councillor Billington said that the council had accepted an application from the Periodic Detention Centre for operation of a food-growing project in Whitemans Valley, controlled by the Trust. Shirley Russell said she had helped the trust find suitable land and had expected that the food would go to the foodbank, as one trustee had assured her.Date TakenFebruary 1992Geotagnot specified